REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION FOR VENDOR CERTIFICATION Sample Clauses

REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION FOR VENDOR CERTIFICATION. A. The Provider is required to submit the following to APRA pursuant to the instructions in the “ATR Program: Provider Agreement Manual” 1. A copy of the Chapter 23 certification from APRA. 2. Current copies of applicable licenses and certifications. 3. A description of the recovery support services offered by the Chapter 23 certified ATR program covered by this HCPA. 4. Documentation of the Provider’s financial resources and sources of future revenues adequate to support operations; 5. Documentation to support the Provider’s ability to ensure client health, safety, and welfare; and, 6. The submission of any other documentation deemed necessary by DOH for the approval process as an ATR services provider. B. If the Provider seeks to provide Level II Intensive Outpatient substance abuse services to clients addicted to methamphetamines, the provider shall be certified under Chapter 23 to provide Level II Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP) Services. C. The Provider must, at a minimum, be capable of providing Level I (Basic Outpatient) treatment services if it is a provider of outpatient treatment services.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION FOR VENDOR CERTIFICATION. A. The Provider is required to submit the following to APRA pursuant to the instructions in the “Drug Treatment Choice Program: Provider Agreement Manual”: 1. A copy of the Chapter 23 certification from APRA or a letter from the Director of DOH exempting the Provider from this requirement, pursuant to 29 DCMR § 2304; 2. A copy of the Chapter 22 approval letter from DOH/Medical Assistance Administration (“MAA”); 3. A completed and signed “Letter of Intent for Participation.” The Director may consider and accept the electronic submission of these materials when electronic submission systems are developed and available; 4. Current copies of licenses and certifications; 5. A description of the current certification status of each program offered under Chapter 23. Providers that have submitted to the Director a “Letter of Intent for Participation” as referenced in Section C.II.A.3 above, but that have not yet received certification, may be eligible for participation in the DTCP on a provisional basis; 6. Documentation deemed appropriate by APRA to support the Provider’s success in the treatment modality/level of care indicated in the “Letter of Intent for Participation” as referenced in Section C.II.A.3 above; 7. Documentation of the Provider’s financial resources and sources of future revenues adequate to support operations; 8. Documentation to support the Provider’s ability to ensure client health, safety, and welfare; and, 9. The submission of any other documentation deemed necessary by DOH for the approval process as a DTCP provider. B. The Provider must designate and provide SA services according to the following levels of care: 1. Level III (Sub-Acute Non-Hospital Medically Monitored Detoxification, Non-Hospital Residential Treatment Programs, Day Treatment/Partial Hospitalization Programs); 2. Level II (Intensive Outpatient); and, 3. Level I (Basic Outpatient). C. The Provider must, at a minimum, be capable of providing Level I treatment services if it is a provider of outpatient treatment services.